You are listening to the Reality Steve podcast with your host, Reality Steve.

He's got all the latest info and behind the scenes juice on Bachelor in Paradise

and interviewing some of your favorite reality stars.

Now here's Reality Steve.

What's up, everybody? Welcome.

Podcast number 4.52.

And host reality, Steve.

Thank you all for tuning in.

We've got a good show for you today.

I'm going to answer your reader emails from the first two weeks of Bachelor in Paradise.

How about that?

It's been about four or five months since I did a reader emails on the weekly podcast, so I figured

I'd break it out for this week. We'll get to all that momentarily.

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